Walton: Facade – Stravinsky: The Soldier's Tale

I. "Oran! Town without any trees or gardens"

III. "On the fourth day"

V. "So they got alarmed, at last"

VII. "During all that summer"

IX. "The're coming out again! The rats!...The official communiqués"

I. Fanfare; Hornpipe

III. Mariner Man

V. Through Gilded Trellises

VI. Tango - Pasadoble

VIII. Black Mrs. Behemoth

IX. Tarantella

X. A Man from a Far Countree

XI. By the Lake

XII. Country Dance

XIV. Four in the Morning

XV. Something Lies Beyond the Scene

XVI. Valse

XVII. Jodelling Song

XVIII. Scotch Rhapsody

XIX. Popular Song

XXI. Sir Beelzebub

I. The Soldier's March - "Through the rugged countryside"

II. "No one about"

III. Music for Scene 1: Airs by a stream - "While the soldier's been playing"

IV. "Your violin - give it me"

V. The Soldier's March - "Down the street where he was born"

VI. "It's over, at last I'm home"

VII. Music for Scene 2: Pastorale

VIII. "Ah, villain, black-hearted knave"

IX. Music for the End of Scene 2

X. "He set about reading the book"

XI. Airs by a stream - "The things of summer"

XII. "The poor have everything"

XIII. Music for Scene 3: Airs by a stream

II. "Now the scene changes to another country full of strangers"

III. The Royal March

IV. "The music struck up, the king himself received me"

V. The Little Concert - "Princess, now please rest assured"

VI. "The bedchamber, where the Princess lies pale and unmoving" - Tango - "The Princess opens her eyes"

VII. "The Princess dances" - Valse

VIII. "The Princess smiles" - Ragtime

IX. "The Devil himself has entered"

X. The Devil's Dance - "The Devil dances"

XII. The Devil's song - "You may think that you have won"

XIV. Triumphal March of the Devil - "You can't have everything"